2024 Crannell Pinot Noir

97 Points | James Suckling- All own-rooted vines with plantings dating back to 1984. Every vintage delivers in a spectacular way that’s unique to its terroir. Fresh red fruits, orange citrus, touch of flint, and a dash of baking spice on the finish. Crannell Vineyard is refined, historic, and an absolute treasure.

Only 290 cases produced!

Flavor Notes

Pomegranate
Cherry
Satsuma
Flint

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Dave McIntyre, Washington Post
"A pretty ruby hue opens into lifted aromatics of red fruit, fresh herbs, and high-toned florals, grounded by a touch of potting soil earthiness. The palate is well framed, with bright acidity and a long finish, supported by a balanced interplay of tannin, oak, and fruit. There’s a slight bitterness on the back end and a hint of reduction, alongside notes of orange peel and a subtle flinty edge. Layers of dark cherry, chalky minerality, dried herbs, and lavender carry through, with crunchy tannins and vibrant acidity lingering. A staff favorite, and it’s easy to see why."
Jen Cossey
General Manager/Sommelier
“Drinking wine from a vineyard that has been through seven U.S. presidential administrations is humbling. Bursting with bright red fruits, orange citrus, touch of flint, and a dash of baking spice on the finish. Every vintage I look forward to Crannell and every vintage I’m reminded why. These wines are regal, historic, and a force of nature.”
Jakob Bailey
Production Associate
"This wine opens with a striking aromatic profile of flinty minerality, white flowers, and vibrant red dragon fruit accented by fresh raspberry notes. The palate deepens into layers of blackberry, plum, raspberry, and ripe cherry, offering both richness and brightness. High acidity and medium tannins provide body with a lively, polished finish."
Tim Mance
Senior Tasting Lead

Winemaking Notes

The 2024 growing season began with an early bu break followed by warm and dry weather. Consistent sunshine throughout the summer allowed for optimal hang time.

There was a brief heatwave in July, but cool nights helped maintain acidity. Harvest commenced in early October, allowing for a smooth picking process with no pressure to rush.

Overall, fruit quality was outstanding, with balanced acidity and complex flavors. The 2024 vintage yielded vibrant wines with excellent concentration, making it a standout year for Oregon wine.

Type
Red
Region
Oregon
Appellation
Eola-Amity Hills
Vintage
2024
Vineyards
Crannell Vineyard.
Case production
290
Aging
Aged in 32% new French Oak barriques.
Crush format
Hand harvested, hand sorted, 100% destemmed.
Fermentation
Native.
Bottling date
2025-09-04
Vessel
32% New French Oak barriques.
Alcohol percentage
13.5%
Residual sugar
N/A
Ph
3.32
Acid
6.00 g/L

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